Le Havre AC goalkeeper Mory Diaw has caught the attention of LOSC, who are looking to strengthen their competition with Berke Özer in goal. According to L’Équipe, Lille’s management is seriously exploring this option for the upcoming season.
Why is LOSC targeting Diaw?
LOSC, in search of an experienced goalkeeper to challenge Berke Özer, has reportedly identified Mory Diaw as an ideal candidate. The Le Havre shot-stopper, known for his reflexes and consistency, fits the profile Lille are seeking. With Le Havre AC finishing 14th in the final 2025 table (29 points, 6 wins, 11 draws, 12 losses from 29 games, recent form DDLDL), any departure could weaken the Norman side’s squad.
What does this mean for Le Havre AC?
Losing a starting goalkeeper would be a major blow for the club, which already struggled defensively last season, conceding 37 goals (24 scored, -13 goal difference). Diaw was a key figure in a team battling relegation, finishing 34 points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain. His exit would force Le Havre to recruit urgently, with the summer transfer window in full swing.
What’s next?
Talks between the two clubs are still in the early stages. No official bid has been made yet, but LOSC’s interest appears genuine. Le Havre AC fans will be watching this situation closely, hoping their goalkeeper stays for the next Ligue 1 campaign.
